You have to first identify where the slowdown is. If you just describe it in such a general way, it will be difficult for others to give specific optimization measures. Check out Remote Debugging, then use Timeline and/or Profile in Developer Tools to analyze where the speed bottlenecks are and consider solutions.
I just used JQM to make a photo album at the end of last year. Because the mobile terminal didn’t have time to do it, I made it to put out the fire. Finally, it worked very well when embedded in the native application, and the speed was also ideal. Of course, I have put a lot of effort into this small module, which is considered an attempt. You first analyze what is slow, and then discuss possible solutions.
I tried Jquery Mobile last year. Because I had no experience and the optimization was not good, it was very slow. It is difficult for ordinary people to create a smooth native illusion.
You can try asynchronous loading after separation, or reduce the elements of the main screen, and optimize DOM rendering and the like
You have to first identify where the slowdown is. If you just describe it in such a general way, it will be difficult for others to give specific optimization measures. Check out Remote Debugging, then use Timeline and/or Profile in Developer Tools to analyze where the speed bottlenecks are and consider solutions.
I just used JQM to make a photo album at the end of last year. Because the mobile terminal didn’t have time to do it, I made it to put out the fire. Finally, it worked very well when embedded in the native application, and the speed was also ideal. Of course, I have put a lot of effort into this small module, which is considered an attempt. You first analyze what is slow, and then discuss possible solutions.
I tried Jquery Mobile last year. Because I had no experience and the optimization was not good, it was very slow. It is difficult for ordinary people to create a smooth native illusion.
You can try asynchronous loading after separation, or reduce the elements of the main screen, and optimize DOM rendering and the like
You don’t need JQM, it’s very slow!